> 3) There are SCSI terminators in both Duo Docks.
> Unfortunately, I don't have a CD-ROM drive to try out.
> I may have to take apart the Duo 2300C and check the
> solder connections to the bus connector (I'm a little
> wary of doing that, but I just replaced the PRAM
> battery, so at least I know I can get it apart and
> back together again!)
Another possibility would be starting the PB while attached to a
mini-dock of some sort. This would save you the trouble of taking the
computer apart in as much as it'll test quite a few PDS pins.
I'd suggest an Apple Minidock as it uses the most pins. You can
try a local Macintosh user group if you haven't one.
I assume you've tried booting with extensions off. If you can't
find a CD, a SCSI Zip drive may be easier to find.
Write me off the list, if you wish. I'd like to know how this
goes.
-t
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